Styling

Keep the face relaxed — glass skin reads tense when muscles contract. Slightly part lips for the camera (as seen in the image) to prevent jaw tension that shows through luminous finish.

The Hanbok colours — coral, teal, purple, red — are high saturation. Glass skin must stay neutral and light so it does not compete with the costume. Any blush or bronzer risks muddying the contrast.

The lip is the sole source of colour on the face — it must be precisely applied. Use a lip brush, not the bullet, to control edge definition against the dewy foundation base. Retouch every 90 minutes on set.

The hat's height adds significant head volume. Ensure the subject's neck and décolleté are free of shine — if they are sweating under the hat, blot before every frame. The costume's bead strings draw the eye down — keep neckline makeup flawless.